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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07
HE GUESSED HE WOULDN'T
LIKE IT

htNtilthS SIdtt Jouiillti.
"Say. Mr. Barker, want to say some
thing to you that don't like to say
"Wtll, what is it, Sammy! Spit 1t out.
"Why, hear that you are most too
frfSi. with my wife
who told you so9'
Why, she did. got it out of her
that you told her you loved her, and she
said She loved you. don't think that's
right, MIR. Barker
NO, sammy; | think it isn't right al
So. She had no business telling tales ont
of school. How would you like 1t IT You
had another divinity, aud she'd go and
tell her husband what You said to her.
Would you ike that"
mo. guess wouldn't like it,
well, then, you just tell your wife
that say there's nothing III it, and for
her TO keep quiet. Understand"
Yes, sill: III tell her.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

The Empress of Austria l'ass been
learning the English language, and she
surprised the Emperor the other day
by crying out: "Oh, dry up on that
old chestnut She will find it Il beau
tiful language when she gets down to
the oundation.-Detroit Free Press.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07
Buckseas'S Armica S:aivc.

The best Salse in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rhcum. fever:
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chi blalns7
COINS, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give perfect Satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 2oc.
per box. For sale 10y NJ. =. Young &
Co, 0Dcl0usaS, La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

Coy. McEnery addressed the farm
ers Of Lincoln parish at Choudrant sta
ton last Saturday on the necessity of
organization among farmers. The gov
ernor doubtless knows great deal
about organization. He has reaped
much advantage from organization, and
should he see proper to fully nnhoSom
himself he would be intensely interest
ing.-Homer journal.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

there will be an immense cnnconrse of
visitors from all parts OF the country to
witness the novel event. There will be
distributed $4,000 in cash prizes, be-
sides other prizes, such as gold, silver
and bronze medals, special medals,
plate trophies and stands OF colOrs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

She was high spirited Boston girl,
and had tau CHIT him to call a gnat Ma
tl.aniel, and clambake a bivalve fcsti-
val, but she would chew gum.
Maria" he said desperately.
love you, and all that, kut YOU must
stop chewing gum. detc>t the habit,
and you must decide between the gum
and me-
That is, You wont mary me unless
give it np?
Exactly"
She was reflective for Il few moments.
Then she extended her hand.
Good by she said sadly, " i'll be n
sister to u.-Cbicago Ledger.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

The friends of the State administra-
ton would fight any other candidate
that the people might present as bitter
" as they do Nichols, if that candidate
had the same chances Of success as Mich
oils has. They fought Ogden bitterly.
They want a harmony which leaves the
offices in their hands, and beyond this
they do not care "Trip for harmony
Homer journal.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

We find the following advertisement
in German contemporary: "Will sell
or rent my windmill at TersthoW. a
respectable man can get the mill Tree II
he will marry my daughter"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

Country Bride (in restaurants \ on
do the nrderln. John; any thing that II
suit you'll suit me-" Groom (studyln@
the bill of fare}-" Well, how'll roast
turkey, raw oysters, corn beef an cab
bage. ice cream. an mnce PIE suit
YOU p Country Bride" Fn>trate.
John, only have 'em bring the mlnce
pie hut.-N. \. sun.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

Humapity-is more than mere civil
cation. Humanity does not consist in
politeness and graceful forms alone, but
in the just treatment or all as III like
conditions we would wish to be treated
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

Maenifying glasses are essential in
many eases tna proper appreciation ot
the spriDg chicken broiIed.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

First and second loves are like new
and old cidrl-the tirstis sweet but the
second has more strength.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

The darkest chapter in the nature of
man is the tendency to pull down the
reputation OF his fellow men.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

What is the difference between a dull
razoa and bad boyf None; for the,
both need strapping.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

The eve is sometimes called the win
dow OF the soul; consequently black
eve must be a stained window.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

never rnmrs' He no doubt lent an UNI
brrila at some period nl his life.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

As an Illustration Of the care required
to run circus, even the ears IN which
it is moved have to be trained.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

Why is wrinkled face like q we'll
pI0ughed field? Because it is fnrrowed
with care, OF course.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

"Chcten down" is the latest shade
of yellow. Chicken up is the latest
complaint of the boarding house keep
prS
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

1--WE parted Nv the river side was
written by II melodist who inst missed
the ferry boat.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

My stock is large and com
plete, especially in the Grocery
line. Fresh goods received
daily. which are bought at the
lowest cash figures, and conse-
quently l defy competition III
prices.
Honest and square dealing.
First class goods at the lowest
living prices is my motto.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

When woman is seen chasing Il
street car it is a certain thing that she
has an ambition to mount the platform.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

= Goods Delivered In Town Free of Charge. s
Hoping to receive , share OF your
patronage, | am yours hespecttfnllN,
Oct 3O-1y &. DlEILf.lN.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-05-07

OARA OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT IS
~VOV cents per hundred Apply Rt
this office to the Devil"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
sAwDusr.

Cc<sfi nleetlng n,xkf.
: PskssS. e - Pal. : vsssAns fssaas
- tks cay.
fssEnsslse Hslarook vss u arsa< Rsp-
ias ysalsfzzF
81 S1ssls. II Sressvil,s vss N tAs
ctF ye<tsEdsT.
F.N Hsltsn, q GnsaS Ledge u Ia TIE
eily sssisssx rslstisss
Niss Rao.s Dslsnss< len yesterday fss
Dskrsis ls< s<sss&l s>sks vxss1.sa-
C. 4. kins seat % CAic4xo ys<ssrsss,
wssfs As sess = I'D Ga izrxs p2ssas Goa
tract
Q. @. asssks. who has been mskiss :
skeTt sls.t IA Aarqastis. rstarnst heEns
yesterday.
Ths faasrsl ~ Aiss hissie Bzlbirnis will
tzks pace a 80 o'ele<x t4is sflsrnoon
tEoSa 81 Pal church
AxIiyzis Al Port sherman Yesterday
Sch0Saess ". Hsuikins iFiF Lawson. Car
Eie Ransom. Wn. Chaps an. Driver Clipper,
CiippsF CITY. Propeilors Nary Gncb. Emms
fkempsou. 6eoFgs Danbsg ]. L. kumbslL
Wednesday tss sxatnps we're found In tbs
oil house nesr the G. Z ". NJ Railroad
track. arrested BY Of3ceF Coyey, ard ar
faixnsd before Justice Bexrossey yesterday
uoFning. Tkey told the Judge they hallsd
from FLORIDA. and be allowed them " de-
part.
Tie Schooner ". Hslkins. while Ealing
foz tnis port, became water logged some
miles oct and yesterday morning was
Tescled by the Tug kingsoefy. which
towsd her into this port and landed her Al
the dry dock where she lies in q consider
ably damaged condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

kaEeay. ssss kis sshsn epsa{ea - lAs
Ass ferk betslkzepesa tkal - - 49,
sasssz lstsE4.4 - espig = Acssaz = "a
ssla.s mza1er - er1izafy sa-eoass tasf
tisa aeksl 49, taa bens q - psrxens.
sd a. & $50 A. szsrsas sszse1k = ~
Fsis assaa - snollil,,s Ezs ssis a sIsAz
laats "a tkis koks. tzhis. IAs esa-t 1s-
slisd tat tns a0ss-s a. ~ aasnes +
ssll o. 5aaass. sa<l fzsrsfeEs sAss lhsT
eDala ao< s~rss vina IAs naz1ksE hss
hesa s2ks44s1 drsai Es9ids k@s feas
sF 9ss q sas bsss lossls = 4lsaizsa- II
ths poliss satEorisies sho~ disscsikhla
70 cEippis thsss Astsis, 10 drive xassts
assy fron the etty, tas EeeFis sho@ad
ahsaxs tssir ssryszss vk0 serve eAsl u
lrsss bnttsns
0sa SAITH VII 10 doabE na4s sn
s1la.saE hs@d * shs tefss. lat - kaoai4
aAos ssnls indz'qsat. 1As alag a.
iiEss snd Ehs dzinslag igsnEsr iaza AzF'-
bcz tkissss Aad hoodiazas sEs slil vide
ngsn- Doss hs .Ses4 az
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17


A good deal Of sadness viii bs mingled
With the pleasures oi commencement st
Cornell University this year. To the
snock caused by tia death OF the wife OF
sx-Prssidens ASDRzw d. WHrrE q
woman zrsa,lY loved snd respected By
az WHO kssw Der, is added an even
grsS.sr shock oy ths death by accidsns
tnis week & Miss M1Ex Is Hn1, OF
Jaues.cvn. n. K. member Of tbs
Freshnac class. While rssgrnine from
churcb o. SualaJ along Csscs.iiila
Gorge tke esrth under her feet, locssned
by ihs rsias, sass way, snd she fell over
ths isezsd edses 70 ths Focky bottou.
aooiit oas bunarsd fsst below. Whan
her coIaeaaious resched her shsy we're
surprinod e hnd her sitting ca = rock
bstaiog tsr head. but she had received
internal az riIries. fr5na which che died
Mondsy nsorning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

There are very few men who do not pride
themselves on always having the cUrrect
ine, and wonderful aud deiicste mechan-
isrns ara devised 70 enable them 70 do So
But the more delicate q chronometer is
made. the more subject il becomes 70 de-
rangement, sni unless Il be kept always
perfectly clean, il soon loses its usefulness.
What wonder, then, that the human ma
chinc--so much more t1iieate and intricate
than anv work OF msn,-sholid require TO
be kept thoroughly eieacsed. The liver IS
the main spring of this coFrplex structure,
and on thsimpcrities left N the blood by n
disordersd liver, depend most Of the ills shat
flesh is heir 20. Even consumption (which
Is lung-scrofulsl, IS tracesble to tue sinper-
feet action OF this organ. Kidney diseases.
skin diseases, sick headache heart disesse,
dropsy. and long catalogue Of grave mala-
dies have their origin in = torpid. or slug
eish liver. DR.. Piercss Golden Medical
Discovery. BY establishing a healthy. nor
NAL action OF the liver, acts as a cure and
preventive of these diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

J. 3. NcCrzcken. Of Detroit. attorney for
Gray & Dugy, upholsteFers. was in the city
yesterday 10 oomnsnoe suit against G. w.
Dennison. Elias Matter and Wm- =. Ben
rstt. Who. On March 10. 1854, were. respec-
lively. vice president, treasurer aud pzesi-
dent of The Merchants Manufncsursrs' and
Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF Keat, Allegan and Ottawa counties, and
OF which VIM. d. Mansfield was secretary.
The plaintiffs were insured in the concern
20 the amount Of g., 500. ard on Oct. %,
1885. sustained loss CT - 000 and were
unable to collect. The defendants claim
toe policy was Cancelled before the loss was
Sustained and that Gray & Duffy were aware
Of ths fact.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

A AsreAsas Arfs.9sa fsr vio1sEtax tie
OfA oEaiasnes-
lsmss Hutchinson paid So for bsinF
druak snd B. p skessnzn sent 70 jsf tpr
tsslTe days for : zi1iisr oreass.---
Caarlss A. Miller sn4 Lesls sautsg pair
q dssordsrly peFSo1s we're sentsnced % ten
days each IL al. zhoFsss esss tie stoae
pils.---TAs case 81 Jean Ray. charged
wlih resisting ia ho1se Of "A fsnae sas
ca ed aud adi0Grard g t1Es <0.-~-Ihe
case 0l James kos, lSr kestins Aks s<l,o0
Orsn after houF& Vas hole YEes .. And he
wes discb srged from custody .----Ihst oI
HsnsoA kox for kespinz AIS salocn open
on sunday Was s&jo1Foed 10 June z5.---
fhe Gaze 81 Jamss Hamilton Tor a sialllar
oasnse wss noile pros d-----iemes Zoe w2s
arEaigued again ca another complaint Tor
keeplax his s4iss0n OPEN al.sr holrs. June
z. The case vas adjourned to June 81
Aidea Bros. the hardware merchants on
Vest Bridgo-s4.' were notified % appear ~
court a. o'clock In tie afternoon, 10
answer % charge Vi violating
tie orcinsnce relative % the storage Of gas
oiiae. They Jailed 20 appear a. tie time
stated. when = warrant for their arrest was
placed Ia the hands of Assistant CouTt ON >
Ger Aaher. Who VAS sEefnty commanded by
his august taziesty. The judge, not 20 return
without the oiisDtera he brought
Charles, ore Of The brothers, who pleaded
guilty % tie chAFgs. bat explained TO the
Court that they had begun yesterday morn
ing 10 place proper tank Tor the holding
Of The gasoline. 10 compliance With the or
dinsncc. As this vas sae frst eomplsint oi
the kind Judge Holmes suspended sentence
on the payment OF sSS5. There are other
merchants who failed to comply with the
ordinance Who viii also BE looked after.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Propeller Tempest. Chicago. 10000 feet
lumber; schr VIM. Jones, Chicago, 10000
fee, lumber; prop Albert soper. Chicago,
10000 feet lumber; schr Thomas Hume.
Chiesgo, 10000 feet lumber; prop c.
Hick0x. Chicago, 10000 feet lumber; schr
l.. NJ. Davis. Chicago, go 600 feet lumber.
schr Geo. Dunbar, Chicago. 10000 feet
lumber; schr Minerva. Milwaukee, 270.oo0
feet lumber, schr Iyer Lawson, Chicago.
10000 feet lumber; total. 2.4l0,0oO feet
lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

IIL - I'd ~ 1tIftttt' ~ ~
MsJor Hzwlrr. q Nsr York. = rs-
sronsibie for The latest uunicipaf crsze.
Il consists anply Of a spssmotiic effort
sc shut 1p the drinking places inst -
tbs enae VIXEN those people Who drink
waat . ss3 into them No cue vii deny
bns that Mayer Hzvrr haa dans good
wcrk IA lssw YoFk. bat very little gcod
hss rssnlted. howevsr, from the Efforts
of ia imisstcrs. Asyor ROCKS has
made = grsat hallabslco - Chaseo
sna yss Tee vile>t rssUrsz IA lie city are
ruanaz wida opes add. IN fact. dong a
srsssfsr business than ever. Saperia-
sa1zu started out in tllis elty wssh the
praiss9crssy remsrk that the oriiaa1css
would be snfoTued, for tine tie bars
IN tie Various hoteis Tsrs eiosei psonspt-
u st Ia o'eloek esch evening Sewsra1
proofetars we're complaiaes e Tor
cpaninx their cars besors o'elock m
sEe .soaaing. The rssait q tbis y hat
beth The N0rsoo sad Sweets refused 10
serve vine - 1,f2Ets = faote % cunsieT.
Ttis is ire hsizhth of Reussnsa It Is
ne Infeat of tie law and not The lstfsr
thar The people want snforesi A travsl-
rr hss the ssme right 70 his botsls Of
vine st has hotei table that Ae sould
have il his awn home Shall =
man not take bis ssse in his
inrf The truuhIs With nrozt men Who
sst into powsff'sl of'icisi pcs'iion. ard
wkn "a wholesale rsforrn. iiss n re
tact Ehat theY SEX discrstion. There is
uasfher reason nor ssnss IN puttinz 8
r.spect.bls bctel su q par vita shs loT
dives sfid ein-alills.
Raszzz q. Isssasozzs shs suinsnt at
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

The Police Beard held regular meeting
yesterday afternoon in the City Hail. al
being present except Mr.. kautx.
Inc matter of laying ont the Potter's
fsld Of ths cemetery in SNAIL lots and re-
cordlng q plat OF the same with the Gty
Recorder was laid over until next meeting,
thus giving the members an opportunity To
ite idea of is condition. The pay roll for
pslicsmen, special and regular. siSo.o6. Was
allowed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

@. w. RAsMUssxs, ths inventor OK the
new cable-gfip ca systens whict has
been isstsd IN Chicago. hss iuss ssksd to
% restored 30 bis rights ss ssns per-
son, having been in tbs Illinois Eastern
Hospital Tor year. He might stay
another year, ws fssr. and not miss
seeing q cable system started in Grand
Eanida
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

u bsgius 20 look as ;hosgh the 10000
inhablianls VII be here evan before 1892,
ths tina set by the TxLzaRaM-HEsALD.
Grand Rapids is 70 have another uaion
dspot-shat u 10 say, the Grand Rspids
4 Indiana aud Michigan Central viii
uniss aud build 9 station at South Grand
Rapids. Il is expected that the new
Laasing road VIII also stop is trains
thars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Hsrr Mosr is breaking cut around .hs
month agsin. What Hsrr nosr nseds
y doss Of fxEULr DuDLxx. One desc
eid O'DoSovAs RossA more good than
any otlIsr rsrasdy eyer srisd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

KKzLx announces that DO = about
ready 20 begin % prspare 10 finish his
motor. AL 10 has % ID "a 10 hook on
foR mors crsnks. tAstsa the dIngus 10
the pitnan. turn on the ~sympathstic
sshsric hhexator" and ths thing Is
dona
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

,ssx1rszsess@1ss - - = sess So ee3es
sn@ts&4f hasS &z3ee4 y eatae - -
ssaas. 80 - essssxna SO ~ sh4 n1t teets -
g.. - 49, s@kks k4kse. &fxsFs ssef szks ~
saszses.
ne Nes.kss - kAse< - @aF <assFst~~s.~et
: ~1ssk< - e<se2 49, R3Esef = t-<s eszss~a
80 s1s faIl ii&s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

The Chscsgo Nesos Fsrainds the fllinois
spor.zmsn wh0 came 70 Chicago 10
shoot . few thoassrd pizeons.' that
Pizsons have tssllng and eiSy sanesrs
base nos. Ihs suggestion Is good one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

A comparison Of expenses At Michigan
Uaiysssity with shoss At Yale, made By
ths Jackson Citizen. shows thar it costs
iust about threo tines As much 10 take a
course 50 New Haven as a Ann AFbor.
And ye; ihore ars thoss who tear that 3
sl;ghs advance IN the Frics OF tuition
would drive students from Ann Arbor
10 Xale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Ia ordsriag 81 ths gambling places
81 Chiesao eioes1 magos kocas strikes
. sfsgssrax BIO. agsinst ons q that
eifYls greatest Industries.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

he rscord ~il shOw that tie season
kaz .issa a. ths sarElsss Aay srd ths
hottest Jaas AieAissn has had FOR nsany
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Res.<Isass ~ Grand Rapids Nho lsxre
fhs essg f1x fiss lsaAsssr ss10uil oFsisr fle
TELk1RzM-H HERALD ssnt u khssT
a.klrszs ahieh eas bs elaznaea - Qft<a
a. desired
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

0rsad hsti1s may sst gas jet. The
wsI vii be tubsd saa pampsd ous -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Lsdies having their husbsrd $
OF s0r s cast t-oH clotfsine t. SCI
vii fnd that they tan fst TIE
fsszfcsf prices for tfern - TIE
cfebt C5ofhfne House. r. 2.
Erf6ee S<cond Cief hi1e
xtr,rs east q Csnsl 81
Orders ~ rDail receive ryror1rf
sffknfior.
HARRY rEwKAF, Propr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Ihs backst- shops IA Miehlzzn zazi
sz1igrssa We ean spare tbsm-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

2&E4. H eero kxexe& - ~ <eekz
s stA fs6 e43fe 2s&Faz4 IS <<a@e4
4seaxs elAss4. As<.s&
aknos szsnAs sezx 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

A er.eFrsstf - - isa9ff fsrEf6szi Hr1teN Co.
lerse ~ *erk fiF4 Sc ff'f44 ~ fi7efs 49,
a. ss4..s. - t>saeess ~ ~g<as t5ffea fe3 e1ss
49, 4srsers r-s1re ff4Fr, r51as1eft7ae4 p ~
r.t+se< rssaeffes y - t@aeresers 81 fElr1. ati1
--z11< tsrr1f Fe<<r sft <ftrEt< e1seE4e
- - rrz~<ss.e Rexfe<se4 - a<ran
F1Ir<s5sze1 7ese1snf.at rzf tfatsEt R41k FF1a
- 4 1sssssf fxlse sfese Nnasoes3E
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Miscellaneous.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

WAGIkD-IMaEDIATL GIRL OK hiDDLE
w aged Lady tc work - boarding houze. Wash
ing sent ogl. good ws9es paid Ciii Al lss ionla
street Iegli
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

UTANTED-EIRST-c CLASS MOOD cARgERs
W taE huc steady wosk and good vases ~
applying - TIE VI z frasl. Manufacturing Ca.
Car islh and Csnsl-st Chicago I'll june2o
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

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Mr.. Gove's Visit.

The reception rendered to Mr.. Cove,
Teachers, by the people OF Sacramento was
continued yesterday in very pleasurable
manner. A party consisting of State Su-
perintendent Hoitt, ex-State Superintend-
ent f. NJ. Campbell and Mrs Campbell. W.
NJ. Petrie and Mr.. Erlewine. of the CITY
Board of Education; County Superintend-
ent Howard, and others, took Mr.. Cove in
charge in the morning and, with Lafferty's
carry-all and a four horse team, started out
TO visit schools and entertain the distin-
guished visitor. The High School was first
visited, where the work of each class
was observed, teachers introduced, etc.
At the Capital Grammar School,
after an examination and warm approval
of the building by Mr.. Cove, the entire
school was called to the assembly-room,
and several declamations and musical
numbers were given by pupils and the
school. Mr.. Cove was introduced, and
made short, interesting address, and at
its close was presented with a beautiful
bouquet, at the hands of one of the little
girls. Messrs. Hoitt and Campbell were
afterward introduced, and made brief,
effective talks, each receiving at the close
similar floral remembrances.
The party then visited the State Capitol
and called upon and were very cordially
received by Governor Waterman and other
State officers.
The Sacramento Grammar School was
next visited. The pupils were called to the
assembly room, and after welcome song
by the school, Mr. Cove was introduced with
welcoming remarks by Principal Babcock
Mr.. Cove made a short, happy address, and
was pleasingly followed by Mr.. Hoitt and
Mr.. Campbell. Further pieces were sung
by the school, and in conclusion Mr. Petrie,
on behalf of the City Board of Education,
extended the thanks of the same, and of
the teachers and people of Sacramento, to
Mr.. Cove for accepting the invitation to
visit the Capital City.
After dining as the guest of Superintend-
ent and Mrs. HOitt, the party in the after
noon visited the Crocker Art Gallery and
other places of interest and, returning, a
reception was rendered to Mr.. Cove at the
residence of Mr. Hoitt The educational
people of the city. together with State
county and city officials professional men,
etc, paid their respects to the National
President of teachers, and were cordially
greeted by him.
Mr.. Cove departed on last evenings train
for his home at Denver, taking with him,
as he remarked, highly favorable impress
sions of the Golden State and its hosuitable
people.
Mr.. Gove's daughter visited the coast
with him, and, accompanied by Miss kittie
Campbell, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ.
Campbell, and by two young Sacramento
ladies, she was yesterday forenoon shown
the chief attractions of the city in q sepa-
rate party to that above referred to.